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Yash Garg

@yash431garg

Passionate Engineer | Chompy | Member @SuperteamDAO

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most “multi-chain” apps are just bloated wrappers. Solana lets you build stuff you literally can’t on other chains. it’s not about cheap txns. it’s about parallelism, latency, state compression. copy-pasting an app from ethereum to solana misses the point completely.

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every Solana account needs a little SOL locked inside. here’s why : ▫️ each account keeps a small SOL balance proportional to the data it stores ▫️ this “rent” is actually a refundable deposit, you get it back when the account is closed ▫️ assume it like the minimum balance

every Solana account needs a little SOL locked inside.

here’s why :

▫️ each account keeps a small SOL balance proportional to the data it stores

▫️ this “rent” is actually a refundable deposit, you get it back when the account is closed

▫️ assume it like the minimum balance
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kicking off #30DaysofSolana today i’ll be sharing solana dev concepts, code snippets & learnings from my journey. helpful for anyone looking to transition into web3 or sharpen their .Solana development skills.

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Day1: How contracts work on Solana ➝ programs are accounts containing executable code, organized into instructions ➝ programs are stateless, but can include instructions that update other accounts to store data ➝ an upgrade authority can update programs. once removed, the

Day1: How contracts work on Solana

➝ programs are accounts containing executable code, organized into instructions

➝ programs are stateless, but can include instructions that update other accounts to store data

➝ an upgrade authority can update programs. once removed, the